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Really? I can't imagine anything they might do putting this out of the reach of say a sophomore C-S student or a motivated independent learner.

• nitrogen 13y ago
  A lot of current professionals started out as 11- and 12-year-olds dodging COPPA to host their first HTML web sites, not CS sophomores.
  • voidlogic 13y ago
    >A lot of current professionals started out as 11- and 12-year-olds dodging COPPA to host their first HTML web sites, not CS sophomores. I would put those 11 and 12 year old down under "motivated independent learner" If your concern is the a binary HTTP, too bad, it already here, its called HTTPS. It does seem to be holding anyone back. If your concern is a binary HTML/compiler for it, I don't by that either. I was using a compiler when I was 8 years old and didn't have a problem with it conceptually.
    • jimktrains2 13y ago
      HTTPS is HTTP over a TLS connection, not a binary version of HTTP.
      • voidlogic 13y ago
        Obviously, but hits take very helpful to look at HTTPS over something like wireshark. That was my point.